Language name and locationː Khün, Shan, Myanmar, Thailand [Refer to Ethnologue]

语言名称和分布地区: 昆语, 缅甸联邦北部掸邦和泰国及老挝境内

1. nɨŋ²²

21.  saːw³⁵ ʔet³⁵

2. sɔːŋ²³

22.  saːw³⁵ sɔːŋ²³

3. saːm²³

23.  saːw³⁵ saːm²³

4. siː²²

24.  saːw³⁵ siː²²

5. haː^44ʔ

25.  saːw³⁵ haː^44ʔ

6. hok³⁵

26.  saːw³⁵ hok³⁵

7. cet³⁵

27.  saːw³⁵ cet³⁵

8. pɛːt²²

28.  saːw³⁵ pɛːt²²

9. kau^41ʔ

29.  saːw³⁵ kau^41ʔ

10. sip³⁵

30.  saːm²³ sip³⁵

11. sip³⁵ ʔet³⁵

40.  siː²² sip³⁵

12. sip³⁵ sɔːŋ²³

50.  haː^44ʔ sip³⁵

13. sip³⁵ saːm²³

60.  hok³⁵ sip³⁵ 

14. sip³⁵ siː²²

70.  cet³⁵ sip³⁵

15. sip³⁵ haː^44ʔ

80.  pɛːt²² sip³⁵

16. sip³⁵ hok³⁵

90.  kau^41ʔ sip³⁵

17. sip³⁵ cet³⁵

100. hɔːj^41ʔ, lɔːj^41ʔ 

18. sip³⁵ pɛːt²²

200. sɔːŋ²³ hɔːj^41ʔ, sɔːŋ²³ lɔːj^41ʔ

19. sip³⁵ kau^41ʔ

1000. pan³⁵ nɨŋ²², nɨŋ²² pan³⁵

20. saːw³⁵

2000. sɔːŋ²³ pan³⁵

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Phinnarat Akharawatthanakun, Department of
Linguistics, International College, Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand,

January 28, 2013.
提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Phinnarat Akharawatthanakun, 2013 年 1 月 28 日.

Other comments: With some differences in tones, most of the numerals of Khün or Khoen are identical to those of Lue, Northern Thai, Phuan, Lao and Thai. Khoen borrowed Thai higher numbers for hundred and thousand. Khün is spoken by approximately 120,000 speakers in Shan state, Kentung valley area east, Myanmar, as well as Laos and Thailand.

Language name and locationː Khün, Shan, Myanmar, Thailand [Refer to Ethnologue]
语言名称和分布地区: 昆语 (Khuen), 缅甸联邦北部掸邦和泰国及老挝境内

1. nɯŋ³

21.  saːw² ʔet²

2. sɔːŋ¹

22.  saːw² sɔːŋ¹

3. saːm¹

23.  saːw² saːm¹

4. siː³

24.  saːw² siː³

5. haː⁵

25.  saːw² haː⁵

6. hok²

26.  saːw² hok²

7. t͡ɕet²

27.  saːw² t͡ɕet²

8. pɛːt³

28.  saːw² pɛːt³

9. kaw⁵

29.  saːw² kaw⁵

10. sip²

30.  saːm¹ sip²

11. sip² ʔet²

40.  siː³ sip²

12. sip² sɔːŋ¹

50.  haː² sip²

13. sip² saːm¹

60.  hok² sip² 

14. sip² siː³

70.  t͡ɕet² sip²

15. sip² haː⁵

80.  pɛːt³ sip²

16. sip² hok⁴⁵

90.  kaw⁵ sip²

17. sip²  t͡ɕet²

100. paːk³ / roːj⁶

18. sip² pɛːt³

200. sɔːŋ¹ paːk³

19. sip² kaw⁵

1000. heːŋ¹ / pan²

20. saːw²

2000. sɔːŋ¹ heːŋ^{1 /}  sɔːŋ¹ pan²

Linguist providing data and dateː Dr. Wyn Owen, Department of Linguistics, Payap University, Chiang Mai, Thailand, March 4, 2008.

提供资料的语言学家: Dr. Wyn Owen, 2008 年 3 月 4 日.

Other comments: With some differences in tones, the numerals of Khün or Khuen are identical to those of Shan. The phonetic realization of the tones is described using Chao (1934) system which used a 5-point scale with 1-low and 5-high. The tones as are follows: Tone 1: 25; Tone 2: 32, Tone 3: 12; Tone 4: 22: Tone 5:33: tone 6: 52.